Greencastle Social and Crime Notes Highlight Week
Sunday church praise service at the Christian church noted Elmer Sherfey's congratulations. Delta Zeta Sorority invited guests for a reception honoring chaperone Mrs McMullen on October 27. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Far Lynch of Cloverdale, H G Toole of Bedford, and Virgil Manuel of Cranfordsville. A fire department meeting, campus events, and social visits across Greencastle are reported. A prison escape case involving Floyd Clements, and the death of an infant of Mr and Mrs Jesse Tobin are noted amid community notices. A model airplane display at J McCurry Furniture drew attention.
High Rents Drive Young Couples Toward Divorce Court
Chicago officials warn exorbitant rents and crowded housing push newlyweds to live with parents, fueling domestic relations cases. Julia McGuire advises wait until couples can start a home of their own. cases reveal widespread financial strain and family tension in the court. A separate report notes Dr M De Grote proposing glycerine as a non alcoholic base for flavoring extracts at a national chemistry meeting.
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Chicago
America
Julia McGuire
American Chemical Society
M. de Grote
University of Pittsburgh
David Bull in Court Over Punny Name Switch
In Detroit, David Bull testified in Judge Command's court, complaining about the repeated joke of his name. The judge showed sympathy as the case touched on personal grievances, and the court noted that David's last name may officially become Buhl.
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David
Bull
Detroit
Mich
David Bull
Vote Early Is Warning Of Leaders
The notice urges voters to cast ballots early to avoid long lines as polling hours run from 6 AM to 4 PM with possible extension only by unanimous board consent. It explains the necessity of early voting, outlines opening and closing procedures, and notes that late voters may lose the chance to vote. Women are advised to vote in mid morning or afternoon to ease the flow and speed up voting.
Classified Ads From Indiana Herald Office Sale and Help Wanted
White Wyandotte cockerels LE Trout Fill more Indiana. Farm tenant wanted man and wife apply Herald Office. Wanted girl or young man at Herald Office permanent position to learn apply at Herald Office. Wanted good steady salesman to handle Ward's wagon in Putnam County no experience needed. Write Dr Ward's Medical Co Winona Minnesota established 1856. Laborers wanted permanent winter work Indiana Portland Cement Co. For sale Belgian hatel. Lost small square purse return to Bell Clothing store with reward. For rent 2 room apartment furnished Taylor Ave Ford Lucas.
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Herald Office
Ward
Putnam County
Bell Ringing Overhaul at Green Castle Telephone Co
Greencastle Telephone Co announces a switch to a new ringing machine requiring a technician to visit every telephone with Red or White color prefixes. Please be patient during the transition as lines may ring during calls while crews complete the change. L. H. Finney, Mer.
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Greencastle Telephone Co
L. H. Finney
Mer
For Sale Duroc Reg Boars and Sows at Once
Charles J. Arnold Herald Office lists available registered Duroc animals including two registered boars a registered sow open a Duroc sow and pigs and Duroc shoats. Sale notices indicate immediate availability and origin from the Herald Office.
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Charles J. Arnold
Herald Office
sweeping victory seen by leaders in Indianapolis race
In Indianapolis on October 25 Democratic leaders predict a sweeping national and state victory for Cox Roosevelt and the party. They note Harding's Des Moines shift against the League of Nations weakens Republicans and boosts Democratic prospects. The piece cites McCulloch, Taggart, and McCray as key figures shaping a favorable outlook, while criticizing Davies for county treasurer past issues.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Union
Cox
Roosevelt
Harding
Des Moines
League of Nations
Ora J. Davies
Kokomo
Davies
Howard County
Watson
McCray Davies
Hospital Meeting Draws Small Crowd In Morgenton
The Sunday meeting at Union Chapel Morton drew about forty to fifty people while the Putnamville night meeting drew nearly a hundred, showing strong community interest. Volunteers offered to distribute hospital literature to residents, and broad support was anticipated for the hospital measure.
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Union Chapel
Morton
Putnamville
Dining Etiquette Sparks Sharp Exchange in Restaurant
In a restaurant, Mr Night, noted for fine instinct, seethed at a vulgar eater opposite him. The man refused a gentle apology and kept gnawing a chicken bone, prompting a caustic remark from Right about handling the bone on the mat.
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Night
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Township Land Deals
Marshal Smith transfers land in Waren township to John Horner. Hayden Wood transfers land in Clinton to trustees Union Chapel M. E. Church. John R. Cox transfers land in Jackson township to Sarah Modlin. Charles Miller transfers land in Monroe township to James Witt for 1500 dollars. Irene Macy transfers land in Cloverdale township to Delanio Williamson for 2000 dollars. Delmer Redding transfers land in Marion township to Henry L. Lyons for 1000 dollars.
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Marshal Smith
John Horner
Waren
Hayden Wood
Trustees Union Chapel
M. E. Church
Clinton
John R. Cox
Sarah Modlin
Jackson Township
Charles Miller
James Witt
Monroe Towship
Irene Macy
Delanio Williamson
Cloverdale Township
Delmer Redding
Henry L. Lyons
Marion Township
MacSwiney Dies After 73 Day Hunger Strike
London October 25 Terence MacSwiney mayor of Cork died at Brixton prison at 5 40 this morning after a hunger strike of more than seventy three days. He had been unconscious for several days and did not regain faculties. Father Dominic his private chaplain and his brother John were with him when he died.
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London
Terence MacSwiney
Lorg
Cork
Brixton
Medica World
MacSwiney
Father Dominic
John MacSwiney
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The
Christian Church
Elmer Sherfey
Delta Zeta Sorority
McMullen
Mrs. Far Lynch
Cloverdale
Alonzo Cook
H. G. Toole
Bedford
Virgil Manuel
Cranfordsville
Asbury Banne
Lena Selby
Jamey Richardson
Rebecca Lodge
Ethel Schachtel
N. G
Mise Tressa Brewer
Indianapol
R. A. Lawton
Fagar Shamel
Richard Hazelett
Marion
Mr. Hazelett
S. A. Hazelett
Johanna Ash
Anderson
Jesse Weik
Tor Kas
State
Hstorical Society of Kansas
Glen Lyon
Indianapolis E
F M. Lyon
Mies Louise Shouse
Greencastle
Miss Shouse
Floyd Clements
State Farm
State Reformatory
Clements
Jesse Tobin
Howard Street
Betwen Bloomington
Mat Streets
South Greencas
Mies
Dulany Mahan
Levi Marchal
Hannibal
Alpha Phi Serority
Mason
Greeb Wis
Thenvastle
Council Room
Jackson Street
Monon
Pol
McCurry Furniture
Byron Reeves
California
Mrs McGuire
Hoa
Jack
Twenty-fourth
Michigan
Fillmore
Indiana
RLF
W. H. Evans
Portland Cement Co
Bell Clothing Store
Taylor Ave
Ford Lucas
Republican Party
Old Guard
Association of Nations
Senate
Thomas Taggart
Taggart
Carleton B. McCulloch
Chicago Board of Trade
Great Majestic Range
John Cook & Sons Company
Greencastle, Indiana
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